Fran Healy moved to Glasgow as a youngster and was brought up in the city. After living in Hamiltonhill and the Wyndford, Healy was a pupil at Holyrood secondary school in the Southside of the city where he made his first appearance on stage.
He joined Travis after becoming a student at the Glasgow School of Art where everyone in the band went apart from drummer Neil Primrose. The band would shoot to international success with their second album 'The Man Who' which was released in 1999, coupled with their appearance at Glastonbury Festival.
Glaswegians will be able to catch the band later this year as they support The Killers during their three nights at the OVO Hydro.
9. Apollo Two
"There was a place called Apollo Two, round the corner from the original Apollo. A tiny place but that was our first Travis gig." | Google Maps
10. The Horse Shoe Bar
“The Horse Shoe Bar, Neil worked there." The band rehearsed in a room upstairs. | Facebook
11. The Tunnel
“The Tunnel nightclub, I met Dot Allison the first night I worked the bar there, we still remain in touch to this day." Photo: Google
12. The Cotton Club
“The Cotton Club on the hill, beside the Art School." | Google Maps